The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-01-27
TIE JOURNAL.
THURsDAY. -. q. ~.
Vol MOL

Don [ forget the concert to-hofro
night
y Nj A. ). wellsiager has rsturne
from Florida.
CoueeTt At the Baptist church L
morrow night.
The robins have eome and earl
spiing weather is predicted.
> "Sixteen-going on seventeen
, that's our neWspaporial age.
Rev. n. Peterson Of Randolph. wa
Ia Salina the first Of the week.
A superb Company At the Operl
House Monday and Tuesday even
Jugs.
Work IL commenced on Mr. Dan
Weiguer's new bakery building
North Santa Fe.
Rev. @. P. Peel, Of Ellsworth, was
10 Salina Monday. He was on bis
way TO Pennsylvania.
Judge Kinds was in town yesterday,
on his return from Russell. where be
has been holding court.
A party Of Mr.. Ober's friends gave
him a surprise Saturday evening
bis birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Ms. n s. Dibble have
given up their residence in MePher-
sOn-returning 20 Salina.
Mr.. Will Peterson-formerly OF
this plaee-is very low with eOusump-
ton at Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. Johnston. the surveyor, has
purchased Of Mr.. P. q. Bond, the
Wilmarth carpenter shop.
Mr.. Frank RoUb has purchased lots
In Bonds South Santa Fe Addition,
with the purpose Of building.
Capt. Henry Baker has bought a
SAINTS Fe LOT in the Bond Addition,
for the purpose Of building q resi-
dence.
Mrs. Snyder, the aged mother Of
Joseph Snyder, who lives west Of
salina about five miles. was buried |
Monday.
Mr.. J. f. Gebhart has purchased |
lots in Bonds south Santa Fe Addi- |
ton for the purpose Of building a
residence.
1.-THE Chimes Of Normandy" will be |
presented under the auspices Of the !
ladies Of the Episcopal church about |
q month hence.
Revs. F. c. York and L. Mcdowell
are holding a series Of prOtracted |
Al Teseott. There have been
some so conversions.
Mrs. S. Kulzer and daughter. and |
Miss Maggie Retel, accompanied by |
Mr. n. Roth5aller, started for Buffalo, |
n. Y, Monday night.
Mr.. L. WiIstaedt, the genial editor
OF the Chico Advertiser. was h caller
last week also Mr.. Gamble, OF the |
Gypsum City Banner.
Capt II. d. Baker represented Sa-
lina in the council Of delegates from
cities Of the Second class, which was
held yesterday in Topeka.
The salina Suburban Investment
IA another new corporation.
with it, business headquarters at
Ssllna. Capital stock $1,000.
Messrs. c. r Underwood and f
II. Gibbs attended the Millers' Con
vention az Newton. Mr.. J A VIII
son. ,f BcolKyilie. was alsp present.
Mrs. II. J. Hodge, Abilene. ana
and Mrs Seavers, Of Rockville. will
take par ia the operetta TO be given
by the ladies Of the Episcopal church.
Mr.. Ludes has az eued up hls East I
side grocery store IN good style AFR /
will occupy the adjoining
room Of tine building az a butcher
shop.
Dr. HALEY, n prominent physician
Of Kansas City. Is here attending up /
on Mr.. P. @. Bonds little son, who
has been seriously III for number Of
weeks.
A fall Of SHOW saturday night,
which was used to some extent sun
day in shedding" but to no advan
tsge. The warm sun sun soon dis
posed oft.
Mr.. and Mrs P. H. Ali son are at
Barton Fla. Mr.. Allison writes that
It is q fine section Of country. He al
80 writes that DR. GROCER arrived
there on the 18th.
MOndsy q construction train loaded /
with tools for railroad grading, went |
over the Salina & Southwestern, for
work in the extension Of the road
from Mcpherson southwark.
Messrs. d. A. Valentine, editor Of
the Clay Center Tines, and Tell W.
Walton, editor Of the Clay Center
Dispatch. were IN town yesterday,
taking In the sights Of SalinA.
The Taggart and Alexander buli6-
ings are nearly ready for occupancy.
This is one Of the finest blocks in the
city. II Is certainly . great ornament
to the corner on which il stands.
Mr.. c. w. Wsdsworth, q real estate
man Of Ivanhoe, Finnsy county, was
married yesterday afternoon, to Miss
Minnie Covington-a most estimable
and popular young lady Of Sallna.
Harry NJ. Ball recently purchased
A tract Of $50 acres Of land 10 Puyallup i
valley for $1,000. He has since sold to
George n. Wood 6fty acres Of the
same tract FOR $500. Tae0Hld ". IT,
Ledger.
The City Coal borers have gone
as-a isso fost. and find little indica-
ton Of coal. They were compelled %
stop operations until the arrival Of q
new cable, which was sent for some
time ago.
Messrs. MARYLAND a Dodge and Mr..
G. A. Hitler design uniting in build
Ing q block Of two stories similar 10
the Nelson and league buildings-
upon their lots north Of the Couse
Livery Barn.
Mr. and Ms r. c. Kear, accom-
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